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Lexington council approves minutes, pays bills and tables zoning exception
Summary
At the Nov. 10 meeting the council approved several sets of minutes, authorized payment of October bills, and voted to table a special zoning exception for 517 Giddings Street; motions were recorded as passing by 'Vote 4 for.'
The Lexington City Council on Nov. 10, 2025, approved routine business including meeting minutes and payment of city bills, and decided to table action on a zoning exception.
Councilmember Anthony Retzlaff moved to approve three sets of minutes (Oct. 6 regular/public hearing, Oct. 6 stakeholder workshop, and Oct. 20 special meeting); Dana Matson seconded and the motion passed with 'Vote 4 for' recorded. Bobby Wesner then moved to approve payment of October bills; Dale Phelps seconded and the motion passed with 'Vote 4 for' recorded.
On a separate matter, Councilmember Dana Matson moved to table action on a special zoning exception for the property at 517 Giddings Street relating to an online business operated by David Vazquez; Anthony Retzlaff seconded and the motion passed with 'Vote 4 for' recorded. The minutes do not state when the item will return to the agenda.
The minutes list Mayor Allen Retzlaff and four councilpersons as present. For each of these routine motions the minutes record a tally of 'Vote 4 for' but do not identify individual roll-call votes or indicate which member(s), if any, did not vote.
